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Tashinga Musekiwa
  • Realtor
  • Nashua, NH
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Best investor friendly brokerages to work for as a new agent

Tashinga Musekiwa
  • Realtor
  • Nashua, NH
Posted
Hello fellow agents and BP family, So I’m about to take my real estate exam some time within the next couple of weeks so I can start my journey as a real estate agent. I am currently seeking advise on which brokerages to join as a new agent I live in New Hampshire but also plan on getting my Massachusetts license as well My goals as a real estate agent is to gain more knowledge on investing, wholesaling and flipping homes as my long term goal is to own a few properties and manage and hold for steady income as an exit strategy I will have to start part time, with 8+ hours dedicated on weekends and some hours weekdays until I transition full time, primarily because I have a full time job which needs to continue until i generate sufficient income to cover my living and family expenses Please let me know any brokerages you guys suggest and any advice you can give me on starting out as an agent Thank you!

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